Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11
PRODUCE.
Wheeling,

Wheeling.
TUESDAY,, June 7.
\ slackening up in the market is noticed
and the feeling among buyers is not so good
The supply of green stuff has improved and
is more than equal to the demand, while
prices have to be shaded to effect sales.
Potatoes are ut StandStill; the prices fol-
old have gone up and the supply on new
is improved. Strawberries are scarce,
owing to the wet weather, which had a bad
effect or their ripening Butter has
dropped cent and is weaker. Eggs still
remain very scarce and the price has
slipped up cent or two. Spring chickens
are still in good demand and the supply is
only tar. The prices quoted below are
wholesale figures
Buttcr-Country choice 9alOc; good
country Sa9C; common 5a6C. The supply
is good and the demand is slow.
HeanS-FOr new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 30al 40 per buShel.
Cheese Prime mild Ohio factory Sic;
New York llal5c: Sweitzer lGalSc; Linn
berger 9alO. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock llial5c per
dozen. Very scarce and good demand.
FeatherS-C Choice in original packages
5Ol55c; in small lots lac extra.
Potatoes Per bushcl 7Oa15c, with Il fair
demand and light supply. New Florida
S6a7 per barrel; Louisiana St. The de
maGd is good and supply light.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, $3a
4. Il,
per dozen; demand good and supply light.
Rags Steady at Hal! &c for white mixed
cotton; lal lc Tor all wool, and ial3 for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
maud at 6!a7c.
Green Onions 2OI25cp dozen lunches;
fair supply and fair demand.
Pr.s-Are in GOOD demand with CORE
spending supply at T5I9Oc per bushel.
Strawberries -5a~c per quart with the
demand better and lighter supply, many
coming from the country hcreabouts
Cucumbers--55cpcrdo dozen; demand slow,
supply heavy.
Lettuce-Pcr bushcl of 10 pounds 5Oc,
with "a good supply ana fair demand
Rtdishes Are light in supply and de
mand good at 2.a5Oc per dozen punches
Rhuharb-2Oc per dozen lunches with
fair demand and good supply.
New York.
NEW YORK, June lO.-Flour Receipts
ll.OOj packages; exports !, l22 barrels,
and $50 sacks; sales li,OOO barrels;
market generally steady; common TO choice
white wheat extra 81 coal 80; fancy do
II s5aj 10; common to good extra Ohio
e .iOa5 CO. Whcat--Reccipts st, 800 bush
els; exports BIZ, $50 bushels; spot lots less
active; options nervous and unsettled A;
sales &, l2S, 900 bushels futures, and ~, 900
bushels spot; No. , spring 96c; No. hard
97c; ungraded red 95a9Sic; No. , red 96c;
No. red 9g!c; No l white 95tc; No. ,
red June - l-lGagS}c, closing ut 91ic;
July 95a95!c closing at 95ic; August
9lta92ic, closing at 81 e; September III "a
81 C., closing at Ole; October 92a92!c,
closi 1T g2lc; November 9.ia93,C, closing
at 93.c; December 9ia9l e., closing at
9llC; January a5a9jIc, closing at 9jc;
February 96c; May Y9a9gl, closing at 81 C.
COrn--kcceiptS 81, 100 bushels; exports
81, IA bushels; sales $4,000 bushels tu-
lures and $4,000 bushels spot; spot lots
4 shade higher; options a shade lower,
closing steady; ungraded i7iai-c; No. ,
June 47.ai7ic, closing ut l7gc; July Il "a
ISr, closing ut i7ic; August iSsaiS,c,
closing at iS2C: September l9Ial9ic, elias
ing at lgtc ats-Receipts $500 bush
els; exports |, 300 bushels; sales 2lO,OOO
bushels futures and 90, 600 bushels spot
market triile better; mixed western 3ia
Soc; white do 39Il2c. Hay Unchanged
and quiet. IEops-Quiet. COllee-Spot
fair; Rio nominal; options active and de
cidedly lower, closing firm; sales 2Oi, go
bags: June lS.7OalS S5c; July Is SUt
10 ~5c; August l. 05al9.95; September
- 9Oa2O. OOc; October Ii. 35a2O. loo; No
vembcr l9.lOa2O. 2Oc bid; January lA5Oa
~ soc; February lg.6Oa2O OOc; March
~. g5l9O ljc; April lggOL2O 5jc. Sugar
Easier and quiet; fair MuScovado I.15c;
St CrOt la5c; fair refining quoted at Isc;
refined steady; yellow / al 1-l6ci mould
4 5a5 3-l6a5,c; cut loaf ; Lice. MOlasscS
bull and nominal. Rice-Steady. Pc
trolcum--FiTm: United &C. RoSin-Dull
Turpcntiue-Dul - b c. EggS-Stcacy
and rather quiet; receipts -, 800 packages;
western l5fal6y. WoOl-Quict and steady;
domestic fleece 55I&1c; pulled Sic. Pork
Steady and fairly active; sales 900 bar
relS. Cut MeatS-Firm; picked bellies
Tia7lc; smoky bellies &c. Lard-Three
points higher; western steam spot - 60
July s. 4Ol7 80; August s. II; September
- 2ia1 -; October j. 80. Buttcr-Steady
and demand fair; western lOAl~c. Cheese
Unchanged, Copper-Dull; lake 99!c,
Chicago.
CHICAGO. June l0-Cables this morn
inc were dull and put downward ten
dcncy on wheat and corn. Beyond the
early advices there was little or nothing to
affect the opening market. The crowd re-
mains in doubt about the attitude Of the
cliuue in July wheat, many regarding !,
a very doubtful venture to load up with
that future, in view of the amount III store
and the favorable crop reports. June
wheat ranged between 92a92sc, closing at
opening figure, g2lc. Corn was slow.
Oats dull. Provisions moderately active
| Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No. = spring 9!la92fc; No. ) sprlns
Use; No. , red 92fc; June 92a92sc, clos
! Ing mt 92ic; July S5sa~j,c, closing ~
s5ic; August S1Ias2ic, closing at Sic
September 81 .as2c, closing ut Sic. Corn
Cash No. , 37ic; June &7sa31;c, clos
ing at 37.c; July 3Sla39c, closing at
3slc; August 39la40c, closing at "9.c
September 4Osal0sc, closing at lUsc
Oats-Cash No 254c; June 255a23, c,
closing at 25Ic; July 26,a26Ec, closing al
26sc; August 25!a25,c, closing at 23.c
September 25la25ic, closing at 25!c. rye
Cash No. ,, 54c. Barlcy-No. = ''c
Flax Seed-No. |, 81 H.. Timothy SEED
Prime 81 -. Mess Pork-Cash 81 wv
June So 10. Lard-CaSh 81 6I4ab 'o
June Sc 65a6 10 closing at 81 %; July
s. 706 -, closing At St ~; August 80 9'''
i -, closing at ST -; SeptemDr'
81 gOa6 ~ closing at ST 30. Fork
Short ribs s. 6Oa7 624. Whisky
81 10. Sugars-Cutloat 6.a6sc; gran
ulated &c; standard A 5sc Butter-Flrn
and in fail demand; dairy 12al5c; cream